Reaping the fruits of nearly two decades spent honing his craft in taekwondo, Jeus Yape becomes the first Filipino to win a gold medal in the sport in the Asian Games
Gymnastics star Carlos Yulo once again reaps the financial rewards of his brilliance after winning two of the Philippines' four gold medals in the 2026 Asian Games
Gymnastics star Carlos Yulo, pole vault stalwart EJ Obiena, and taekwondo standout Jeus Yape show the way for the Philippines' 29-medal finish in the 2026 Asian Games
Alexandria Enriquez's narrow defeat in the women's 63kg final comes a day after boxer Carlo Paalam and taekwondo jins Tachiana Mangin and Kurt Barbosa also missed out on gold medals
Chemistry and familiarity make the difference as Alex Eala and Venus Williams lose in the quarterfinals of the Bad Homburg Open to Olivia Nicholls and Tereza Mihalikova, who have teamed up for nine straight tournaments
'We’re not going to interfere with that,' says Tim Cone as Gilas Pilipinas continues to miss the services of star big man Kai Sotto, who plans to give his NBA aspirations another shot
Justin Brownlee and Scottie Thompson turn in prolific performance as Barangay Ginebra finally gets its revenge after losing to TNT in their last three championship encounters
Alex Eala topples Croatian veteran Donna Vekic for the third time this 2026 with a straight-sets victory in the round of 32 of the Berlin Tennis Open in Germany
Ateneo basketball players Kieffer Alas and Sam Reyes thought they were going to die during the Blue Eagles’ team-building activity in Dipaculao, Aurora, that claimed the lives of teammates Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili
Ateneo president Fr. Bobby Yap says the school is weighing its options, including a possible withdrawal from UAAP Season 89, amid multiple investigations over the deaths of players Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili
Ateneo de Manila University president Fr. Bobby Yap says the assistance will cover 'financial, emotional, and long-term burdens arising' from the deaths of student-athletes Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili
'He impacts winning in so many things that he does,' says Ginebra coach Tim Cone as he comes into the defense of Stephen Holt, who drew flak for his alleged lackluster performances early in the PBA finals
The Philippines reaches the half-century mark in golds for the fourth straight SEA Games even as it finishes sixth in the race for the overall championship
'I really manifested this gold,' says Bernadeth Pons, a member of the Alas Pilipinas quartet that captured a historic women's beach volleyball crown for the Philippines in the Southeast Asian Games
Eumir Marcial claims his fifth gold medal in the SEA Games to avenge his fellow Filipino boxers who settled for lesser finishes in previous days due to disputable decisions
'I wouldn't let them regret their pick,' says Juan Gomez de Liaño as he lands at Converge, which moved up in the PBA Rookie Draft through a trade to get him
Former Gilas Youth standout Dalph Panopio could not help but turn emotional as he talks about pursuing his PBA aspirations while being thousands of miles away from his loved ones in Italy
PBA deputy commissioner Eric Castro confirms that Phoenix and Converge have proposed a trade ahead of the draft that will see the FiberXers move up to No. 2 and the Fuel Masters fall to No. 8
Gilas Youth falls short of its fourth-quarter comeback as it fails to reach the quarterfinals of the FIBA U16 Asia Cup for the first time, two years after going as far as the final four
Filipina tennis ace Alex Eala led American qualifier Varvara Lepchenko in the deciding set of their match in the Guadalajara Open in Mexico before rain forced suspension of play
Businessman Piotr Szczerek apologizes following backlash from a video that showed him taking away a signed cap handed by Polish tennis star Kamil Majchrzak to a young fan in the US Open
Living up to her billing as a second-seed wild card in the Guadalajara Open, Alex Eala scores another straight-sets win over the Netherlands' Arianne Hartono to kick off her campaign
Keeping his nerves when it matters most, Carlo Biado dethrones a tough-as-nails Fedor Gorst of the USA to become the only Filipino to rule the World Pool Championship multiple times
Rain or Shine gets back on track after back-to-back losses as it deals erstwhile PBA leader NorthPort with a 20-point beating behind a superb local production
Weightlifting heroine Hidilyn Diaz, the country's first Olympic champion, will be enshrined by the Philippine Sportswriters Association in its Hall of Fame
San Miguel stands as the only team in the EASL without a win after running out of gas against the Hong Kong Eastern, while Meralco blows a double-digit lead down the stretch in a deflating loss to the Busan KCC Egis